In Java, conditional uses which two
symbols in expression to delimit
three operands?
: and;
.and:
? and:
? and *
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Answer:
Conditional AND
It is denoted by the two AND operators (&&).
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Answer:
The answer will be option (C) (? and :)
Explanation:
There are 3 types of conditional operators in JAVA -
1. Conditional AND
Symbol - &&
- It is applied between two Boolean expressions.
- This operator returns,
true - if and only if both expressions are true,
false - else.
2. Conditional OR
Symbol - ||
- It is applied between two Boolean expressions.
- This operator returns,
true - if any of the expressions is true,
false - else
3. Ternary Operator
Symbol - ? :
- Ternary (meaning) - composed of three parts.
- This operator (Ternary operator) (? :) consists of three operands.
- It is used to decide which value will be assigned to the variable.
- The ternary operator is the only conditional operator that accepts three operands.
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